On Tue, Sep 1, 2015 at 8:58 AM, Warren Bell wrote:
> I checked this morning and everything seems to be working now. I made a
> lot of DNS changes, so it probably just took some time to sort out.
>
Keep in mind that when changing your DNS configuration clients will
normally cache responses for at
We're trying to introduce mod_cache usage into our application, and it's
working well, except that on a cache miss most response headers are either
overridden or simply discarded by Apache before they make it to the client.
This is particularly problematic for gzipped content, which is not decod
Kurtis,
I checked this morning and everything seems to be working now. I made a lot of
DNS changes, so it probably just took some time to sort out. I am going to dig
a little more just to make sure I did not miss something. I answered your
questions below for the record.
> On Aug 31, 2015, at
> Date: Tuesday, September 01, 2015 16:48:45 +0200
> From: kof...@laposte.net
>
> Hello,
>
> Yesterday I had a working apache which correctly served my website
> via SSL. Today the only thing I did was install OpenVPN client,
> reboot the server, and now I get "Failed to connect to
> www.mysite
Hello,
Yesterday I had a working apache which correctly served my website via SSL.
Today the only thing I did was install OpenVPN client, reboot the server, and
now I get "Failed to connect to www.mysite.com port 443: Connection refused"
when asking for any page (from curl). The same site, wit
